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Date Posted: 2024-08-09 23:40:18
Author: Joe
Subject: Re: Proud and impressed
In reply to: Deodand 's message, "Re: Proud and impressed" on 2024-08-09 02:58:08

>That is a great achievement, good luck with his
>schooling, he may become one of those lucky few in
>this part of the world who can make their way to
>adulthood without ever having worn shoes.

School I'm starting to get worried about but at the moment they are good with him going barefoot.
I'm barefoot myself and have been for the past 20 years or so. I only had to wear shoes to school growing up. Hoping my lad can be barefoot always

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> >>That is a great achievement, good luck with his >>schooling, he may become one of those lucky few in >>this part of the world who can make their way to >>adulthood without ever having worn shoes. > >School I'm starting to get worried about but at the >moment they are good with him going barefoot. >I'm barefoot myself and have been for the past 20 >years or so. I only had to wear shoes to school >growing up. Hoping my lad can be barefoot always

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